Mr. Hope

Referring to the Letter from the B?

be

right

L

"Bade refas of sunless this by stating that Lord Stanley is not aware that

of trade to the dearring, we it not

and the definitive arrangements to which the Pr

thing refer to the regociations ponding

conne Lowhunter here no

with the Gov. of China of which,

Official information. I thr day

the arrangements for the Gov of Hong Kong have been definitively

this but he

there are arrangements still to be made with regard

to which Aa

that att

made.

Gazetted

ar a

2

British

and award

I think the B. of Trade

has made it - and if there

lower

hanging Gett Jeefees Cearcy tha

mallee

Hugels

my

long

B

496 Honghe

Loween 20

For the Chief Commissioners

PH. M. Trassing

Benth. Liri

We are

informed

Captain of the Autry "

144

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RECEIVED

JUNE 13 1845

d by the

now lon

loading to be at Newport for the government Stores at Hong Kong, that the Authorities at that Port have refused

to allow the Shipment of the Coals

unless a deposit is made for the

as yet, duty, they not having

intimation of Hong Kong

being Gazetted as a British Port. In consequence, we have been obliged to deposit

the required amount in

order to avoid

any delay

in the dispatch

of the vessels, we shall feel obliged by your giving Directions

for Hong Kong to be inserted in

the

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